Welcome to Canada Day in Kanata

Friday July 1, 2011 Walter Baker Park – Kanata, Ontario

The Canada Day in Kanata Celebration is one of the largest community events in Ottawa. Crowds of over 30,000 gather at Walter Baker Park off Terry Fox Drive in Kanata to celebrate this significant community event. The best part, admission is free!

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Download the Canada Day in Kanata 2011 Program Guide

CSMA Kanata Canada Day Tug of War ChallengeDownload Rules

Main Acts

2011 Event highlights

  • Headliner - Sloan
  • Plush Garden
  • Open Sky
  • Go Long (!)
  • Holy Trinity Rhythm and Blues Band
  • Dominic D'arcy performs at the Seniors Breakfast
  • CSMA Tug of War Challenge
  • Captial Missfits
  • The Hazeldean Mall - Crossing Bridge Square Family Fun Zone
  • Carleton University Chemistry Magic Show
  • Rock the Arts Puppet Show
  • Princess Story Time
  • Free Yoga Class - Mountain Goat Yoga
  • Midway Rides presented by The Bill Connelly Charity
  • Huge Firework Display

Feelin' Wicked?

And the winner is:
Chris Hardy


The Wicked Sorcerer:

Is an ergonomically designed, well-balanced instrument with long sustain and excellent tone – and a wickedly patriotic custom one of an kind paint job!

Features:

  • Solid ash body
  • Bolt-on hard maple neck
  • Graphite nut
  • Chrome hardware
  • Grover tuners
  • Wicked tremolo
  • Select by EMG S-S-H pick-ups
  • Rosewood fingerboard
  • Iridescent pearl inlays
  • 22 Frets/ 25.5”

www.wickedinstruments.com


Going Green Initiatives!

Each year, Canada Day in Kanata gets a little bit ‘greener’:


  • Free supervised bicycle parking onsite for up to 200 bicycles
  • Water dispensers vs bottled water for our volunteers
  • Easy recycling of plastics and cans
  • Organic waste collection – including food containers
  • Waste sorting and measurement
  • Onsite collection of compostable waste
  • Bullfrogpowered (100% green electricity) Urbandale stage
  • Socially-responsible volunteer t-shirts

Get there green.

  • Carpool to the event with friends and family
  • Walk or take your bike – look for on-site bike parking
  • Use public transportation (Routes 118 and 96)

Leave it clean.

  • Recycle plastic drink bottles, and pop cans – look for clear bins (courtesy of City of Ottawa)
  • Compost any organics (left over food – including the plates and napkins!)
  • Keep recyclables and compostables out of ‘garbage’ cans

No Public Parking on Site

There is no public parking on site unless you are experiencing mobility challenges (must have Handicap Parking Permit), Pregnant or have a VIP parking pass.
 

 
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